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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-25

In state bonds the feature the large dealings in
settlement IS were easy AT 7s4 Arkansas IS Pine
Bluffs, sold at 22. and Missouri Gs 1852; at io0A. Of
National u3, at l43. United states (oO at 200. and
The market for railway bonds partially sympahized
with the weakness OF the share market AMI especially
openly asserted that London already ha, received the
is unfavcrable VIC believe either part OF the
statement Missouri Kansas and Texas general Us De-
hc0 ,To on per 10 7e. az Roe WaeT
town and Ogdensburg 5s only Il lower3 lO3. and
a fair amount OF West shore Is were absorbed
at 1881 1903. Canada southern 5s we're steady at
vania 4i sold los. New York Chicago and ST. Louis
first receipts were Oh IA Il" 3D. E srdn ge al s
Columbus Hooking Valley and Toledo 5s opened mp L at
s6 and closed at 80 Jity end Sorhfrn gen
sold at 4a4O. Wabash general Us were of per cent
40 Denver and Rio Grandc IA declined "a to 7d4.
Oregon short steady at about lo7. Oregon
Improvement is were of g at ~ q and Fort worth ana
Denver hrsts were down per cent to ssh
OF unlisted securities dealt in at the Stock Exchange
Cotton seed Oh certificates sold QsOO) at GJdG2%,
Chicago and Indiana Coal Railway 200 at 49, kanawha
400 at 1914 Lake Erie and Western preferred 900 AT
81 90 EMISSION and Pembroke r $500 q, Ssn9a5as;
and Wichita (2OOl at 1919. IT. Louis. Arkansas
$500, 900 at 55asa5ii4. Mexican National hrsts 49,
900 at 4Ol4 a39i2, aud rhenix Mining u,70Oj at
Money ruled easy at per cent which rate 1t closed
The snb-Trcasury debtor at the Clearing House
$6950iS. -
he bTreasury lost on balance S143.797. made up
by a coin loss Of S220,3ls less currency gain of
$16,521. The days operations covered: Receipts,
81 1917 S7S payments Sl52l .O75; currency balance,
SIs,574. s24 ; coin balance, S1469G7 ,003.
The Clearing House statement today was as follows:
Exchanges. Sl36, 75O,775; balances. S5,4G2.2G9.
The United States Treasury at Washington received
S425, 900 National bank notes for redemption.
The customs receipts $1s5.45j. and the internal
revenue receipts S599,9s7.
The foreign exchanges were more active and firm on
q general as well as security demand Rates were adj
yanced about cent for sterling The following the
quotations for business; Bankers bills. ~ s34 and
81 s7i2 for long ana snort sterling respectively 523
and 5.l8% for francs 94ia aud 35i9 Tor reichnarks
397s and 40I4 for guders.
All OF the European financial markets disturbed
by renewed Of preparation for war by Germany
and France In London British coIsOls weak and
declined for money per cent to 100 ZIG aud for
s. ~ TO 1902 Money easier AT cent for
discount bankers bills In the open market The Bank
OF England gained 9327OOJ bullion on balance Foreign
well home securities were affected, aud American
railways while dull steadily declined TO The close and
closed weak. Al Paris French per cents declined from
slO2i2 to 1920 and sight exchange declined 10 1888
Fr..,n a. Tho
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'sH iNsNiN' ~ "a - if's
Relative 10 the receipts por ton per mile:
IUiANIN' ~ Io IVt'IIN' VoI IUH POT INIIV'
OR&N. n. p. r. II.
ffr2ht ........---..--.-.----- 'ozso .oauov

The assumption that the per per mile the
Cascade division oi road VIII not be more than
main line shows lack o appreciation U hos business
IL conducted Earnings Of Ol6j9 ton mile for line
1000 miles long large rate say S33 ~ ear of ten
tons but for 2OOmle line the mountains heavy
lower rae than maintain and Will be III many
with the light ran OF roat IN such country, and
tho small Der OF
each train than 1t also be- borne In mind
local rates reduced the point suggest Ol6G9
ton mile, Il Will probably Affect through rates and
certainly your average rate, and tho average per
per mile for entire road would not be O1U60
fancy but about Ol nearly 30 per cent less Your
local rates are the same IN some Instances ITO your IN
basis the effect OF opening your Cascade Division with It's
reductions throughout
they bo when started would be without
OF bu-incss reduction freight OF 80
cent OF s. 1904 g. s2i5GsSi 81 10 regain
this only operate about 30 cent must
new business amounting 10 sbl37Go ~ annuoycr ~
cent OF your freight earnings OF do not
nk ths reasoning correct or proper but brings ar to-
ducton from the premises and assumptions started with
numbered things stated facts taken from the ro
ports III way meant To bo misleading In nearly every In
stance the aes either mssted yarbed or assumed 10
be wrong or evidences OF things without seemingly
CONSIDERING the matter worth the superficial oXamipA
ton which would have Afforded tho positive information.
The accounts aud books OF this company were offered for
examination before this report made ami the assurance
waa gwen lat all questions iong 10 tho property It's earn
ngs condition. construction financial condition. would be
answered. ami explanations details given that would
he required,
No such questions asko although many OF the inac
curacie OF the report could have been corrected by such
questions ELIJAH SMITH
Pres. U. II. & n. Co.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

Yoypoy. 24-l23O p. m.-ConsOls, 100 9.l6 for
money and iOOos United states Per
Cent Bonds 1871 do Four and "a IIali Per Cent Bonds
IL Atlantic Yves First Mortgage Trustees
Certificates 47r do second Mortgage Canadian Pacific
33L do Second ConsOs 1OOss Illinois Central
iS7: Mexican Ordinary 49,: ST. Paul Common el New
York Central. ll51, Pennsylvania. 81 Reading ~
Pars adyices Three Per Cent entes At 81 ancs
10 centimes for the account ,.ooxc..,
D. CoDsols 100 7l6 for money and 100 1910 for The &C
count; Atlantic and Great Western First Mortgage Iius
tees Certificates A; do Second Mortgage ia osna.n
Pacldc az l. Eric 80; do. second COnsOs 100 ILLINOIS,
Central 1888 Mexican Ordinary; 49, 81 Paul Common
81 IA New York Central lI6s Pennsylvania oot
Canada Northwest Land Company s
Hudsons Bay Company 22k . ,,,. -
The Of bullion gone into the BANK OF fhgAhu on
balance to.day In 3327OOO -. on ,....
rhree Per Cent Rentes % francs
20 the and exchange On LONDON Al 40
francs 81 centiInes for checks.
Spanish FOurs, 025x
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO jan "a CSpeeiaThc Calornians pressed that
wheat deal Of theirs again with all their might this morning.
Field ndley Co. grabbed all the wheat for sale at tho
orening paying up The conditions Of
pits helped 10 excite wheat May pork
si2 ~ p The visible supply figures showed decrease IN
of ga 900 bushels. increase In corn VI 6JOOOO
bushels and decrease In oats of 1900 bush NewYork,
which had been counting bigger de-
crease sold some, aud this took the May
option rom SJ34 s5s cents for q minute George
G. Walker Co. buyers of wheat again today sealo
attracted attention. They took upward Of 1O0ovW
Hutchinson agsu the biggest buyer OF
Nav 4la Henry amer took 5000 bar.
when wheat little dull, pork sympstlizei and
dropped S2 10 In the afternoon wheat for May closed AZ
top figure Of the day - cents seller May pork closed az
Sl2 Il 2 and Nay corn al Az II :. cents
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

BUFFALO jan tdoie-ESecepts last "a hours-l 22s
week 70o head: ronsignei rongil-snniay-3i ears 20
Newfork IL toay5 cars. of which ~ Ia New York ON
sr iS Common to far s. 80 Cool TO Choices
Shipping 81 GoQ4 90 Extra steers IS ooa 2o Fat Bulls
So rs; Mich Cows S2j9sij; Neas s6Gs7; ali offerings
Sheep-ReceIpts last "a hours-3s24 week
thus l4.UOO head tor same time last week. % 400
s3 Is "a 25' Good 10 choice ~ So IS Extra 81 90
Common Prime Western Lambs 81 ass 75 Extra 81 40.
Canadian Lambs Gu and unsettled at - OO the bulk
Hoos Receipts last "a hours 59i heao, total Tor week
head Consigned ears to NewYork is
day-52 of which % 10 Newiork: market advanced
pigs and Light Workers S. iOd IS IS. seIeeea Yorses
odres, 10 Best Coarse M2e Heavy Ends q ooasi Is
market closed quiet all offerings lsken. San.
ReceipIs-7.OO mead Standardization head. Market
steady and a a s n a 50 s,S 10
Cows, Bulls aud MIXED 81 5O9sj 'j bulk " So@ 92S
active and 10 higher Rough and Mixed S. 700
s. IS; Packing and shopine - 7o@so To- Light 81 ~
She:D-Kecepts. 1000 head ,nipments 1000 head;
s. f ss1s%, S ''
The Droces Journal special london ea6iegrsm quotes
excessive supplies OF Cattle and prices 9c lowers best Amss
ST. sI' LOT louis Jan t-Sa,-neceipt, 1000 ae,h saie
sSSs 60 FAR s, g .oq S.s Sip 3
s. sG So sScSers far sSoa Texans:
mon to ssSe 81 800 head .npmen,a 800 head
active and ,aie higher az around caSss
fair TO good - 1884 IS. Workers. medium t. fancy.
81 SO q IS Pigs common 10 goo SIS S S
WAS steady. Common to Fair So 30es3 10 Aediam
SPIRITS OF TURPENrINE.
CHARLESTON. JAM 2A-Turpentine quiet At 3ec
sAVANNAH. Jan. 24.-TurDentino-Nothlnkd doing
"a nrnN A
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCER
Per North Rtcer, Vessels and Rasiroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

CoFFEE-For Brazil growths the market dull and
nominal on the basis Of lc for fair RIO spot nvo?ea
Mild styles quiet The market for futures opened ct
10 points advance and clos.d steady at q further
advance Of 6S16 points follows: January 1900
1918: February. l30o6l3o5 March. 12g01l2.s5 April
l2.aO91295. May. l290tl29B June IL so 1895 July.
l2900l295; August IL 600 1900 September, 1880
1900 October. i295S 1901 November. i2.s60iso0; De-
COTTONOn the spot cotton market tbs steady
one at Saturdays prices saes 226 bales l60 Saturday
evening" all Of which for consumption The port
cepts today werc 22 e2s bales comparing with $50 bales
this day last week AMI bales this day Since
September the total port receipts have been A.239,0l3
bales against 3972667 bales for the period
Quotations based the American standard classification
as folloWA
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REVIEW OF REPORT

j, Y, BROOKMAN.

TO THE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS OF THE
NORTHERN PACIFIC H. n
The statement Of the property accounts arc - gwen IN
statements but would add that OF Sl0s2iIIo
includes only and Ocean Steamers bArses s
Boas In addition thereto the Cascades hsrosr
six mes long with it, equpmentI the DAles ana ee''
road ID miles long sig ssvenths 7) OF wss wAils ana
r. 90 miles long with It's equipment b6oi.loo0o OF sns
property Of the WILLAMETTE LOCKS CoArANf' NV
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about the mileage.
REPLACING CARS DESTROYED OR WORN OUT
All engines destroy ed damaged by
dent rebuilt and ri "a rAtIlg expenses IL not
customary special accounts Of such items
cost appears each under hclt Of maintenance
RIVER BOATS. ARE rHLY ~ GOOD CONDITION ;
They are the sound boats and Steamers and
they all received usual and regular repairs
keep them
CAPITALtZArION PER MILE.
We WILL kgcstc take the capitalization per mile
exists but instead OF deucng tho present value Of the
steamers sound boats Cascades Railroad, tho
prof. Of the Willamette Locks Company the docks
vau blc water iIOnt property AT Astoria and Portland the
south Portland Cascades.
Of land In raoso County Powder Valley
Hotel BOck Portland tn quarry bull Ing
Portland various other properties valuable
themselves tor their earning capacity and the future sdysn
To- the company acquiring AMI holding busnes
viii throw thon ia and tae the entire capitalization II
stands applying only To the railroad line, 1I2l miles
value ot the and bunsS31 sJi 900 <5Og-3
per mile ani compare with the " +. H. H.
count mile thown their annual report Of 1886
which shows cost per mile OF si303 ST 800 per
than the -. H. and " Company
EARNINGS PER MILE.
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'''"'P snn steamboat Companies stock
STEEL RAILS AND TIES LAID IN 1884,
"hich IL IL Indirectly claimed charged to construction
ING cost OF soei rails and tics in 1884 charged to
% expenses under the head Of matensnee Of road and
i inc expense Oh each was; .
Ties - =:
Although does not .pec1cav annear under operating eI
neither does constitution would have
an inquiry h n 70 "a on. as to the othsr
amounts ana where they appeared in the statement
inE CRITICISM ON THE COST MAINTAINING
BRIDGES AND INCLINEs.
mat The expense S43sls a. ia Inadequate to maintain
'cet Of bridging constructed two be orc shows
OF railroad operation. the timber Of VIII ch
treate. constructed lasts from four to ten
Lively Little expense maintenance The feet very
10y uesths and small waterway and not bridges
mhiNrENANCE OF CARS STEAMERS AND BOATS
foH 1884 ARE CRITICISED AS ABsURDLY Low
amount was sl66146 SO for all divisions and for the
railroad division was s9237G SO for 1883 OF all classes
or soo % per car Four 5 equipment from
10 Two years Old and had begun TO show
ss RW. f The @ cT n Tin Ten %
The TACT that az ssst ss cars were
es Oh s % aS repairs Ihan the eel ~
ee ,oad va, for cars siasss ss or sIi Il per car
nearly the same equipment
RENEWAL AND REPAIRS OF BRIDGES
The statement on of 1885 reports that bridges
renewed and repaired in 1894 to the amount Of "a
was an II have been construction
amounted to that OF this there expended on
BRIDES Baker city line ss5 q
ION bridges CO.. and PalOuse branch. 6y7l S6
Material for new bridges Portland and Dalles
pr"hch not charged when line opened. 6277 81
THE MAINTENANCE OF BRIDGES
during the to $50 $50 &C. as shown o.
and was the average expended fo that pupoo pre-
vious years.
RAIL AND TIE RENEWALS FOR 1885
These appear under the head Maintenance OF Road
heretofore explained. and follows:
ran rene SAG Ga
Tie renewals. 6,Gl8 20
MAINTENANCE OF CARS STEAMERS. ETC. 1875.
This account for the railroad division which stated alb
rury small shows expenditure OF s8 49,
ana the report ~ 1856 shows expenditure OF
so 50 pr car making tho for the two 500 0j
per S ior these same periods tho Northern Pacihc RAN
500 20 making the average Tor the two years G 81 or 81 81
per car lower than the o. T. ~ Company In the cost OF
Which ar" "reS s 81 car sos am ses - ear rpa n
der head Of MsHcnauce RSnes and Car Mesg T re-
he these to enable
hailroad Tor maintenance of cars would be-
~ sc 20 per car
per car than tire OF the o. L. and " Co These items
power with equal effect desire part
Superficial examination upon which tits based.
STEEL RAILS AND TIE RENEWALS. 1856.
appear separate items This done.
the first showing such expenses but for the added norma
ton which these accounts afforded Ia the stockholders
forming two Of tho principal Of OF way
have done but Under three heads:
T. IT, isrs '.,, in'tonaot Road
A-urihcr on subject there !,
given below comparison cost Of road
tween the o II and n and y r. IL H. Tor Tie fve years
Te toi miles q, railroad operation 1885 and 1886
the Cost 81 ma 'ntcnanc-
OH oS RIVER AID N,yfcAuoy COMPANY.
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g; market for
able grades show slight advance, but as q rule the
changes have not been material Business reached larger
sales 900 b9s including 200 SS, &c CITY MN E.dra
s. & s snp 5ST %s; oR Tor
eS FIT No s. sssS SS oo Ss D %nIsf %asas
"a for g 70 o GOOD
the IN later s Ss Tr two s S.ndi 81
= 3 sSsss Cool snssT Extra g 3 %
s1iS csS8Sns' .,Sl ssSs. %s,s,rs sSS5sSiS5 cool
+ PnGsS ''5 3 1sss GS"?s" :
4 3's ts 70 81 g2%9i' Eye Rys Ms a
straight s. l5eSii P.tsat 81 69@s} @, Baker,. Ettr,
Iat: as d'eta ysrE 1oIsS g g Sf53 IS
raGs M'1si @n? S sO%S closed
10 M EXTRA s. and
at 8, OOds5 . Rye FLoUR-In molerate demand
Coz % ne 9So SG yellow sn Western 81 8
aaa . SS Il
cain and the MARKET strong and pes. &c higher
closing drm moderately active trse export
ac TIVE AMI the market excited and very strong on
S Es5iS! sSS
At an iva OF inen declined ruled sa
quently became strong and advanced "a ac and closest
bushels sSa a $So ''i Sass. 's po S eSos 30
& 4 ~ "S Rs S SO R o9 S5s So
s IN ssyatOr j. sG ao. SsSeg Il WIT Es
9jc No Red. January. closing at 2s'sc do February
=
- Sc. do. April 05'tGv6tc closing at 9bsc; DO Nay
so -dy7 &C., closing at % gc do June ~ closing
4c: do July. 9sh ass &C. closing at ~ &c; do
August. DgJisc closing At og'4c.; do september
9l.cd II OO closing No.; do Octoier closing at
81 ~ - November, closing ut II g. ~ DO Decell'
her 81 O3isd IL OJ1a closing at II O3's..;... Rye
QUIET and unchanged ... BA KLEY->tel,y Sales 10000
bushels Ungraded Canada at 73c. BARLEY MALr-Du
al CORN! cash lots the dealings nave been
light aud with prices 21 ~ higher closing
light Tor both export and bpne use In OPP
trading has been he more active, and tho
WIN prices b. higher nc the close Opened
rTu advance OF sic, further advanced 20 &C. tell on
~ The decline and closed hrm at the highest prices
Saes-Ip2 900 bushels future $3.50 bushels
spot including Ungradei Mixed At 4S.a 80 sc steamer
6U4c delivered 391.c b. special delivery. February
No. White jOc nSruict White. ode: No 2, January,
a. do February 4' i9c closing AT iJc do.
March. 49iI 1880, c,Osns Al iJ's do. stay 0DdjOsc
closing .OAIS-Ihc TAXING III spot lots has
and the market 1rm. with prices shade
higher closing In options the trading only
moderately .cve aud the market nrm, with iac
the close Opened nIin AT an advance Of &C..
and closed the of
day. saes26OOOO bushels iuturc ant spot including
White $50. d39c; No / wnte 4ORc; Mixed Western.
81 Wnte IS i2c White state Ale; No. = Jan
80 81 closing At 36Ac do February 80 SO &C.
closing 3h.c; do March, 80 364 closing AT So &C;
do APRIL closing 361c DO May. 80 6.c, closing at
81 &C.. do June, closing at light
sOc loo ID. 50 rose; sharps 95 81 W. aye
Walker Daily Circular January % 1887. New.
York
-Bufalo----~ ~-----Bunalo
Receipts 10y Lake. Shipments by Rail.
Wk ended W'kenlel N,kendod Wk ePded |
Jan. -. Jan. 10 Jan ~. Jan Is.
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Col, iOe I6.o24, 1855 lo.0se.os5 1856, 500


HAY AND sTRAw-The market for Hay dull
straw steady. Hay-Na prime stock. s5oi No . 100
aOn. No. g. zoo, shipping 90 e66c, Clover. 500 e0cJ
Glover Mixsd 86o70a straw-Lonx. 70e7oc.; Short COO
SOC, Dat 60666c.; Wheat t6c.
stae 1850 Prm. 20 Cho9e 2sc DO Fair to Good
do 1880 Choice IL l3c do Mediums loci Pacific
Coast crop 1885, Prime Choice do Fair TO Good
20 23c DO 1885, GOOD TO Prime 50 loo ForeiGn- Bsvs
risps and Bonomlans crop Of 1886 22927c, Mixed
mans d. Is 2Oci Altmarks do IA 1l8o.
stock sti noninally quoted at 20c
No business reported today.
METALs-Iron Certincates-Du at Sl71aS2i. Trans
fsrabe notices January delivery issuei 81 el5 tn
Quiet but arm at csc spot ~ mtmrG
tons last half February 226bc 70 tons March
22oSc sales in the day csbsd 70 Sop
sued ., iio do Sh baf ass :. e
IIbSIiOo Trsnsfersbe notices Issued o. I6oc. ool.
NAVAL sTOREsA quiet and sasy maTE nss. ~ az Sus
but stssdy, ssr.Dsd 0Sssd o. e2od s'fan e.
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STAINED.

81. Good Ordinary ~ Midtng Sl516
In option trading first prices showed partial decline Of
point Irreguary was the chief feature OF the days trading
nj the close prices showed decline OF 507 points
tho old crop and cas- points crop months. Sales
halaa
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NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD:

call attention the annual stated report OF the
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company for the 1884,
1882 1884 1855 and 1886 by carefully scrutinzing them
you light Will he OF service In estimating the
value of tho property and its earning power.
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IALES fnE COYsOLiDA TED STOCK AND PETRO-
LEUM EXCHANGE
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estern primary points, includ-


VIZ end:s VI ssd VIZ se J%s y H sadea
gi;tS sSs ssi:g5 :ssi
The receipts wheat al Newior. Baltimore Philadelphia
Boston tho week ended January Y. 1851 were.
sos bushels ago l0jOSGS bush three weeks
ago aud l,O22. i75 bush. four weeks ago.
iss7Jan. 1887 Jan. 1887 Jan. 1887 Jan
l6 i y S S%Fy 80 s ssE i usTy
Corn iaStSt S SsS7 tq S5cS ys Sssi
4i7 bushels; oats. $50 bushels " ,,
The exports wheat and wheat aopr from eight Atlantic
has been reported up TO saturday evening last
whea' and Flour Maize
equal bush bush.
Week Jan. u.s. lss7................ 2SGs64t o5a,ooO
Week Jan .. iss7..........- 2s,533oos s39.So0
The exports OF wheat and wheat cnr from California ore
Washington Territory for the week ended January
previous week. 02O66 bushels two weeks ago l32l666
bushels three weeks and o 1888 bushels four weeks ago
the wseg ended Jan ~ 1887 were sol o2i
and flour TO continent o. Europe against tao bushels
bushels weeks and 4s2 IA bushels four weeks
tn s,pS,' 0I @ Sn. sEh last week a
S4OO236 bushels two weeks The Continental demand
YORK Produce Exchange statement of visible supply
Wheat Corn. Oats Rye Barley
and Aaoat 81 500 242o2so
Insrss:s sao6d oSo'oos saos 1888 los,i7a
Ds Visible supply IN United state; and Canada
JAM 81 eSt cse 1907 Sis 477asso 44iss7 2iSosSj
jan eas255Oo $685. 1907 lss 4o77sO 1894 O7
jan 2j b59e9744 so55sl2 2,76l,l2e 75e3es 2os2,oe7
Jan ~ .4e5767OS SAIL 22sl 443 sos i69 1725so5
1885.
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which shows hat not only have tie o. H. and y CO. expended
keeping the condition 81 tho road bed,
track buildings and igr. Tor tIe- years they
NIL" road track than
y. a. H. u have oI their maintenance" way.
bill zald builincs II nytns wanted To clearly
demonstrate the lack Oku"wesc or fairness In tie prcpar
ui
fourth mica y l.. Il. year.
repair, q suud This portion
Larger - u. ana y. Co. line whose average age
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CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA Sr0ORS
SAY FRANCISCO Jan. ~. 1887
MONDAY, Jan. 24-P. VI

The Andes Mining Company has levied nm assessment OF
rs the Dode Mining Company 80 cents snare
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

The report OF Northern Pacific director on the con
dition Of the Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
on which The Eceng Post Friday based its attack on
the company and the review OF the report by President
Elijah Smith, Of the Oregon Company, are as follows:
TO THE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS
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az astoria Portland, Cascades Dalies and other
over thousand Of land at the Csscades about
sou acres OF land at East aud South Portland and various
oe properties aud rights acquired purchase Of the
steamship aud Steamboat Companies stock.
STEEL RAILS AND TIES LAID IN 1884,
"nch IL Indirectly claimed charged TO construction.
ING COST OF stoe rails and tics 1884 charged to
expenses under the head Of Of road and
ine expense OF each was;
u ails. 40
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Aetna, Salos. Closing No.
shares
org. H'gt. Low'rFinal. Bid. iAsk'd sold.
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u does not specifically appear under operating
besn . od.or does under construction and IL would have
10 presume assert the other when
NJ tho ofcc o the company woud have shown the
aui''' ana where they appeared in the statement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-25

SPIRITS OF TURPENrINR.
CuARtEsroy Jan. 4.-Turpentine quiet At SEC.
nAyANNAH Jan. 4.-TurDentin0-NotlllnE doing.
WILMINGTON Jan. 24.-Turpentine dull At 30c